Marketing has begun for two boldly designed 8-story buildings on West 123rd Street by R & B Development Group. The buildings, known as 'Windows on 123,' feature luxury amenities, high-end finishes, and distinctive architectural elements. Currently, 3 apartments are for sale.
Windows on 123 is an 8 story, 34 unit Harlem condominium completed in 2009 and divided between two buildings on the same West 123rd Street block. Designed by C3D Architects under Damir Sehic for R & B Development Group, the 26 unit building at 117-123 West 123rd Street has setback terraces at the seventh floor, while 129 West 123rd Street contains eight floor through residences beneath angled upper floor setbacks. Two low rise residential buildings separate the structures.
Entrance marquees and glass balconies link the two buildings visually, while the façade at 129 West 123rd Street is divided vertically into contrasting tones. Many apartments have high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling thermal windows, open living areas, in-unit laundry, and balconies or terraces. Private outdoor space ranges from Juliet balconies to broad terraces; Apartment 1B pairs a 1,074 square foot interior with nearly 1,000 square feet of garden space.
The larger building has a double-height attended lobby, fitness center, resident and bicycle storage, package room, full service garage, virtual doorman, and a 3,000 square foot roof terrace with city views. The building at 129 West 123rd Street has its own 1,000 square foot roof deck and virtual doorman service. The condominium is pet friendly.
The property is on a brownstone block beside the Mount Morris Park Historic District, with Marcus Garvey Park immediately to the east. Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Red Rooster, and other businesses line the 125th Street corridor two blocks north. The 125th Street station at Lenox Avenue serves the 2 and 3 trains, while Central Park and Morningside Park are farther south and west.
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